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Mr.. Pen Browning. the artist, Robert Browning's
only son. was married on Tuesday last, october
II. to Miss Fannie Coddington. at Pembury Church,
an ancient little edince dating A. d. 1000, which
was prettily decked out With autumnal flowers for
the occasion. The wedding was very quiet, the
guests being entertained BY the brides cousin
MIA Schlestnger, OF Hawkwell place, and after the
ceremony the b 'ppy pair left for Dover, en- route
10 Milan and Venice, Tor short honeymoon: the
lady being an American. they win then pay visit
10 the States, TO settle her AFFAIRS with view TO
permanent realdence In Europe.
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Nurse lstfI,p Fortune.
sHz Is MADE INDEPENDENTLY RICH BIT TIE SUICIDE
OF HER FATBER-

NEW ORLEANS, October ea-The New York
papers a few days ago contained an account OF the
shooting OF a workman by John Lawrence, cigar
store keeper. Lawrence then killing hlmseiL he
left ltte for the coroner In which he says he has
f2s 800 In the Bank OF England, which he be-
aueaths 20 his daughter, who Is In New orleans.
lie once worked In the diamond fields of South
Africa and at one time Kept the "F1re-proOf"
coffee house on the levee at New Orleans. The
daughter Is Elizabeth Lawrence, comey girl OF
twenty wears OF age. Her father left her in the
Protestant Episcopal Asylum thirteen years ago.
from whicn place she was taken three years ago by
VIM Blake. cotton buyer, In whose family she
has since resided as nurse.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuones.
ahH HSTsE SALE "a s, OF .v TTM0sToRX FRAME
@ o slS SE NfR HsE sTkkEA sEfEkEE
FkEDEklCk FAyETTE STREETS

GE0RGETowNa. d q AA'AiAH eihEAis'
Msy. lss3 and duly recorded 10 Li6sri iOs folio M
ton County in the District Of Columbia and By drec
T.S.ss: w ;slr & RSSlia sSssSs + ipHs {Ss
EIGHTH 1857. q wv ScISbGH m, p.St Il Is; 81
punosred two hundred and one (2Oll, In fhrskald's
addition 70 the Sorssad city Described felovs: b.
The sOa,hsast corner q md ybsh stsests forty 7ssf
aud running thence south x2Y fsst thence sask sew
enteen feet 1 10 inches thence north xty feet
% streets thence west seventeen (17) teet etx co.
inehes % the place Of bsginning. conveyed 70 Henry
Mhalen py the q Hensy 2. Wsylsnd, dee4 from
i e "a n4HS%s6ssa one hss 3 :3d
q 3. sSS.: g e:
snd ninety nn nj thence
pns kundrsd and thf sErss lest: tssSee sortS
tvepv (aO lest; thance veet hrso [23l feet;
49, NJ ~ bIss cSs = assss;
vsst asty tsst TIRE 81 ihcEss; thence sonsS
CD TT nine Co fnehss 70 he psss q
Germ q sale One'thisa sash, balance IN tvs equal
neeallmente eae and tvo ysa1 after dotA of ale with
tnea.s 3 ~ Per csnt RH snnpp % ~ cab, . ~
oPgee ~ p9sc.sss ~ eoqyey9pS1e aR4 neosdinS
vatA . IN 4tys slSss - q q. o. lseesrty
parry. [ols7dtsl JAkE5 W HxkxK. ffassss.
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BROS. Auctionees.

TRUSTEES SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF
ILEvEN OF THOSE FINE BRICK DWELL
INGS. ON EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, AND
THEE ON SOUTH STREET. IN THE SANE
Court Of The district OF .colunSi,, IN Equity
Cause Ao 4291. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance. Hi
Company VS.. Albert Grant ct al. will sell q pubic
fiFTaENTH DAY OF SR ISL q dHk
O'CLOCK p. NJ (sale TO be continued thu next day q
the same hour. II necessarily LoS AtEiE2 red one l)
three CD. four (4l, I've tsdx gu; ssAl tty nine (p
team tl6). seventeen t17). end eighteen 6l OF the
subdivision Of square Numbered seven hundred and
sixty l76uh in the City Of Washipgtoil q c. e the
same is Of reeord n ths once te sufysyor OF the
District Of Columbia These lSts are improved
yately. =
Terms Of sale: Ons-fourth eash and the balance q
dx, twelve and eighteen Montha for which the notes
Of the purchaser bearing interest from the day Of
sale VIII be taken aud lien retain da the psontseo
sold or all cash. II the option OF the paychaser.
taxes and assessments dur ct the time Of sale In
GLIDING all amounts nscessayy 70 redeem the property
cold from any sale thepSoL viii be peTnhle oar a
the purchase money. depoatt Of oSO0 VIII - -
Quired Of the purchaser Of ech lot the time of ale
on he On as os :a: &
amount - the trustee may deem proper
,n~..-.1 RNAIMAKb = W1RkEh Trstsa
OUNCAN6ON BROa, go q1GP q nv
AOcooneere ~. ~ 49,, old
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DY ROBERT vOsE 90,
ID Real Estate Agents 800 st. Sc,

AUCTION,
p On uTHuRSDAI oCInBER TwENTY-sEv-~
located on 11th st. ae, near South Carolina ave-. Ii
aud contain seven rooms EACH with bath ai the
modern improvements. and gratea In each dining
room and Coal and wood sheds in the rear They are
Well built neatly finished, aud should command the
attention OF any one seeking Q pleasant home. The
Is,xhborhood and all its SURROUNDINGS excellent
depth Of l25 feet to 2O-foot sey0 aiOO deposit on
e-ch house at sale. Terms easy
ROBERT vOsE. Auctioneer
N B.-These Houses can be examined every after.
office, 800 ct. aa oyO-5t
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Roth THEIR NAMES ON THE REPUBLICAN TICKET 4
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
The republican county convention met IN New
York last night and nominated the following
ticket: Justices supreme Court, Daniel G. Rollins
and Henry E Rowland; justices Of the city court,
Ernest Hale and Chas. X Lexow; surrogate, Isaac
Dayton: district attorney, Delaney Nicoll; judge
court general sessions, Randolph r. MARITIME; con-
JnO. Van Rensselaer,; coroner, Denis Shea.
Mr.. NicOIl informed the committee which waited
upon him that he would not accept the nomina-
lion unless Mr. Marines name was also put on
the ticket IL Is not yet known whether Mr.. Mar
tine will accept.
The New York Sun to-day says: The Irving Hall
ing, nominate Nicon and MARITIME and MI out q
ticket
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Lot ON TWENTY. sixth (28i IL STREET. Be
TWEEN / AND STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the SUPP eme Court Of sa4
the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity cause ~
Cubic Suction, on WaDNEspHpYso Ss VIZ sEc se
8F ,, HoxGa5Ek , 1857. AT AALFPAsT UR
h.sf NJ Of ., LSt twsntStT9 Y in square Ave t5 in
snd two yesrs TO be secured Of purchaser and
deed OF trust On the property, with six per cent inter-
est or all cAsh, 1t purchasers optou veyancing
Gust o. burcnsser. 3. r. BOND, Trustee,
o%%-o&us Once, ~ l Az st nv.
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UNITED STATES AS THE BCREAU OF EDU-
B virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dis. riot OF Columbia. paused in EQui Cause No go
l03OS Docket 26. wherein Daniel Pratt Wright sisa
l s shall On THURSDAY The TENTH DAY SF so
for sale at auction in front Of the premises. part
numbered three Cd In suuAre numbered hundred
and twenty-ine (420), In the city Of Washington D.
C., s1nnng Tor the same ut the southwest Of
said lot AID running thence east along street north
seventy feet tn noe north thirty -nine and tw-nt
hundredths 1920 feet to the center party wall
thence west nty feet aud thence south along Eighth
street west thirty ine and twenty huudredths tS 20)
feet 70 he place OF beginning, improv BY q our
story and basement brick fire proof uilding, oc
cuped W the Tn ted Sta the Bureau Education
Terms Of sAle-Oue- fourth Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in three equal nj
sectivey one, two and three Years from the day of
SALE with interest at per cent per annunn payable
semi annually The deferred payments to be secured
by the purchasers notes and deed of trust The
property or AL the purchase money be paid cash.
deposit Of $500 will be required at the time of
sale.
All conveyancins and recording at the purchasers
cost.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
twenty days after sale the property will be resod the
risk and cost OF the u, fsulting purchaser
REGINALD FENDALI, Trustee,
Corner 4 - ST. and a ave,
WALTER b WILLIAMS L CO.,
o2Od Auctioneers.
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To The PUBIC.

To THE PuB1ac
Having decided to retire from tho
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
CLOsIN0-OUT SALE
IL still tn proGress, and many bargains are to b had
few Of which quote below:
BROCADED VELVET, in black and colors formerly
95, to the low price Of so.
STRIPED in black and colors. formerly
&l.50 TO the low price Of q.
in black aud colors, formerly
e1.25. to the Low price Of 75c.
ALL PLAIN in black and colors 1t much
less than usual cost
We have some COLORED SILKS left in 0ros-0Fain.
Rhadamas. SuraLs. and Brocaded, which Offer II .
great sscrihce Of SOC. on the dollar.
We have two pieces of 24-inch SEAL CLOAKING
PLUSH left, which offer very cheap.
The coLORED DRESS GOODS STOCK has many
desirable and season goods left. aud you need any
thing in that line it will pay you give that depart
ment look before buying,
II you want . BLACK DRESS Of any kind, why not
buy 1t where you can get IL Ut cost
In short. you should not miss this sale II you need
anything in the DRY GOODS line.
slohE FIXTURES FOR SALE
81 HEMPsTONE
ssp23m sos Pennsyivsnia Avenua
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MA Fisher. OF New Haven. Conn, prestded st
the International conference Of Women 5 Chrissi D
Association IN New York yesterday, at WHICH IO4
delr gates were present
buryundsr Greenbaum, elothiers In Baltimore.
have lAabed Liabilities $4,000; assets. q, 500
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Young Cvissainals.
- IN tha Atlantic

Most criminals are young. 1t Is seldom that q
grave crime, provided 1t be the irst, Is committed
after the age OF thirty. careful statistican has
proved that OF the entire male population Of Eng
land and Wales the largest proportion OF crimi.
nails is found 70 be between the ages OF twenty and
twenty-five. Five times as many crimes are com.
United In the ve years between these limits as In
the ten years between the ages OF nrty and sixty.
Dividing the whole population into groups OF those
from ten years 70 nneen, from fifleen 70 twenty,
from twenty 70 twenty-five, from twenty-five 10
Thirty, from thirty 10 forty, from forty 70 MY
aud from ntty 70 sixty, u e found that from the
age OF twenty the T. ndepcy TO crime decreases al
women and % per cent Ia the case OF men.
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All Send Letter. and Checks.

NE PREsfDENT, ME GOVERNOR, AND LAMONT HRLY
THE DEaOcRkrIC STATE TICKET.
From the New York sun. to-day.
GOV. Hin, President Cleveland and Private Sec
rotary Lamont sent contributions and letters to
the democratic Stare committee yesterday. All the
contributions were large. especially for on year.
Letters accompanied the checks Secretary La
m0nt's letter being the longest.
The governor expressed bis belief thai the strong
ticket that lad been put In numination by the
q -mocratic convention would n He believed
that II sure OF success, and he took pleasure
IL lnsuriug that success In any way that he could
The President wrote the shortest note. lie hoped
that the .icket would win, and enclosed check
Tor his contribut on
Secretary Lamont wrote charming note that
has won the arts OF all the ofilcers OF the COM
mittee who have seen IL. lie spoke In detail OF the
excellence OF the ticket and the fne men that are
on IT. He enclosed big check OF his own, and
told how happy ne was every fall when he could
chip 10 help the democratic cause along 70 VIC
tory In New York.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE INPRoyEp
u kEAL ESTATE SITUATED UPON THE MOUTH
MkSL CORNER OF INDIANA AVENUE IND


Esfs sIk 2E yAbYAs S I'm
Nib MESa pSsS afllhE 81 IHP.s AVENUE ND
- virtue OF deed Of trust dated December 5th. -
ss ISssG sSs l.s &c S e. &, he B SD
0ninmea and q the written reaue.t Of the parts
s sssI "a a d 50 q s:s s
3 aHS ana S sSS maj ssls.S rs.
in the Distrct Of CoiumfS end snoSn and descr,ssd
:: rub Lot nSmssrsa thirty S3eA q Nohe D lar
ios e. Y sau.fe numbsrsi hy. hundred ana thirty:
~, ,nse6 rsISrdsd IN the Scs q the =
ssSs Cs end Ss,s s Ssln hS.'s hs ..d :uS 10
Covered BY :.;d deed q trgiI
o.s ana q Ss sSo: # TIE
n fwsiv tss1syionr and thirty siI months from the
III ana cent Pc
the pSsss o. ne Pus.ass.r or purchasers thecf and
S S:s 4 z; :sSS s # s :.
:. =: Is ssss a.: r.. z;
right e re.s aid propsry the rsi and cost Of The
sdysrsssnt Of spch resale in sone psrspsDsr DUB.
%. ., =. sost INV ssIsiPs 5 gS
VNHoAAs z wAGaAMAN. Real Est.ts Aucuons.r.
taANcERy SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
on MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN FUCR.
AND,A-HALf AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of -
me pisTicf od ConmoiA passed IN equity cause "A!
q. Prsm,sss, Sn JFRID A, THI TWTSIY TieHlH
FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. the east half Of lot numbered
seven t7) in reservation D. sitused on Msryand AZ.
BY dwelling house and large brick stable
Terms Of sale One-third ~ cash and the balance
Of purchase money IN six and eighteen months
with interest from day Of SALE the payment thereof o
oe secured W the notes Of the iurchsser
cash ON dsE Q; ale or on rstneation Of sale By the
money and interest No deed given until rurchsse
money and interest De paid deposit OF $500 viii be
snctng at cost OF purchaser II terms be not COMPLIED
with within ten days after sale the property viii be re-
SOLD u r1sk ana cost OF def~ulti purchaser
b. 3. HENkLE- Trustee
,,-1. , - Once $50 Louisiana ave.
THUS. Z WAGGANAN, Auctioneer. ol7-d&ds
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EPISCOPAL MISSION CoUScII.-The first meeting
OF The MISSIONARY council OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church was held In philadelphia YESTERDAY.
II Is composed OF l96 members The house or
bishops Was requested 10 create Alaska into mis-
slonAry district. or appoint q bishop for IL Rev
A. !. Tenneh read report denying that any al
tempt had been made 10 form an African Protest.
ant Eplscopal Church.
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JKHYxRsoN DAvm IN MAooH.-The day oOeaed I'm
Macon, Ga, with damp and drixzly weather. The
ey ne OF the day Incident TO The arrival or the
Davis family was reception TO Mrs Davis &C the
fair grounds, where many ladies gathered 70 pay
their respecta Last night a receplio on q Grand
scale was given IN honor OF Mis- Winnie Davis by
the Ihanan Ciuo Governor Gordon and SIAN az
Davis win review the old veterans from ali parts Ut
this and adjoining states. Fully thirty rboussnd
vtntor are In the city.
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CIx TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES Nos. 1905 TO
y 1915 THIRD STREET, NEAR STREET

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
THIRTY-FIRbT. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell AM
In trout Of the premises Ix twostory Frame nM
Houses, Nos 1908. 1907 1909. 1911, 1913. aud 1875
houses are, new contain four rooms each. water in
yard and all renting to good tenants, making good
Investment Convenient to street cars
Terms: One-third cash; balance one and two years
able semi annually and TO be secured by deed Of trust
prenises deposit Of 800 en- each house 4 time
Of sale Conveyancng. &c, ct purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with In ten days. otherwise right
served to resell at rsk and cost Of deaultine pur
chaser after Ave days public notice OF such sale in
some newspaper published in Washington D. G. Title
soS4.dkds DuNCANsON BROS. Auctioneara
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

F- fHBEs wAN tHoddE AfHk "A
NUT MARP ETOP CHAMBER FUKNiTURE
WALNUT HmsEk sET MPEGkHs AsH s ANP
ERAL ExTENsI0N AND OTHER DININ Ia
On FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TWENTY
EIGHTH. 1881, Sommencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at
shall sell excellent collection household eecta
o24-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Aucsioneer.
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aoAAs oo~-aAs' A.TysE Sc.s,. - :
hq 2F 81 f EEF%HHS fRS4 &
By virtue q sdscyss. pa.ssdin ss~s Ns lo7ss.
s4SliYi OyAd = n r n rTAssfdSE JEv va III s
gca3GK f m SS ne Rsss%,sls go g os No
eiss % t.ss isos u sssssE q vsss "a .Ss saE
Dn slisy 07N fept thsnce possh RS isss: 6en - -
the essia9ins tnPsoysd sith tssms avslissI EsssN
peymeah 8 az and twelve nlen{ha vjth No.
essR: Sscc ~ 800 ~ e , e e PSfcA,S ~ % e.
o1d-oo az LOUISIANA ovo1na
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: .oUIs1ANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE S15O,0Oo

I'VE do hereby GRITTY that ne spervse Ae drronoe-
ents for oil the Monthly and Semi nnual Droutn0s Of
manage and control the Dra,rin0s MemselUes and thdt
S saas gre conducted wtth honesty. lairnes and IN
good ydtA fotc0rd all parties and 0lt0rse the Cbn
Ddny to use iris certificate Nth J0c- siiles Qf sigma
tNyes attached, IN ~ advertisements"
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REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beauro-
gard and Early. who charge Of the drawings II
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity that the
chances are all equal, and that no can possibly
divine what number will draw prize
REMEMBER that the payment Of all prizes 10
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS Of New
Orleans, and the tickets signed BY the Prtsdent OF
an Institution whose chartered rights RECOGNISED
In the highest Courts therefore, beware Of any tmita
tons or anonymous scheuea ol2-w&s4w
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS Z CO. AucsiOoeers

WEES Z 81 ~ u H: :ss: q 81, rs...oas.
ouS J hEsTIAS vEEE ZEE sH q HegsHHoIp
5SESs rStsH 4! AsSsE
Sss su IL s b
rom sess Hall and Diniss koem furnisurs kitchen
VatSEr o. AR h''k saSS
T'Hos. E wAodAMAN. Real Ezsass AuctiOneer.
TsYyssT TEE SALE OF yALuABI8. coRNER, LOT,
sSSSR pf / sHsErSSo2k sSs 81 FwfsSS'sixfa
sSsis 7: :ss
e 81 ssi O. ~ 4
ssi ri SCUM si
The 60 north along ssd line IS fest to The place q Be-
T:T% 2 ~, =: :: p::.ssiSss s. s. decree: AZ
a.. .si z eS q .s & II. "a.
ccnvsysnsns and reeording @ BE- 81 puchasers cost
Terms to Be ''"9 SsI s'H e
THos Z. wAaaAMAN, Auct -'' A oas-dSds
nuNcANsoN BROS. Auctionsers.
ss E2EP
fAHSsskSFESSSIS GzSE SSETAfsS H$SIsSSSSiE .
sfRsTEHpasss. s kskSASs "AkSssHsEkkSSS
81 sHsssE u sEi #
rs1 TEs TIL Ri Il
A. ; SSst.iPsS sSs: f.1ts: rsiSsni.Sns Should
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AUCTION SALES.


TO-MORROW.
THoxAs BOWLING. Auctieassa
CATALOGUE SALE
OF Fine Assortment Of the Most Exquisite
HAARIEN FLOWER ROOTS.
Consisting Of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HyAc1NrHs.
NARCIssUs CRoCus TULIPS.
RARLY SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUO Won rHor.
sNowDRoPs. &C. kc.
10 Be eold as my auction rooms THURSDAY. ocro-
BKR TwKNTY-sEvENTH, 1887. COM
msncns q TWELVE O'CLOCK
oe5-et THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionssr
TNHoAAs BOWLING. Apctionssr.
THREE HoasHEADs II ASSORTED oRocxERY
@ IAgRspAy SdkNfSd, ocroRzR TWENTY.
,Sss :s. al 1sS SSsSss &
NEW E esfF zzSSHsas ER eos AND
pie 6SseT 70 ai
.' IN l'oa. e sI'; Is s'ss's.n p.r'0f
way in rear Desirable - investment suitable for
Terms one-third cash. balance in on. and two
ss
Of Of srTs5 or al Sssn q option 81 pu5chassr deposit
d. ris. reserved 70 sese q r.H ana
o2i DUNcANsoN BRos Anc..
~. o1s0o-. Aocse.
VuNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
,Afn,,,r-.
REAL EsTATE FRONTING TWENTY-FIVE
FEET ON The EAST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
WIDTH ONE MUNDRED AND TwENTY.sEvEN
FEET TO TEN-fOOT ALLEY, AND KNOWN
Az THE OLD PORTION OF WELCKERS
phOIEL
, by virtue o. certain deed OF trust bearing date -
Septemver 20 1873, and duly recorded in Iiber@
NO $50 folio 90 ct seq, one OF tho Land Records -
o. the Court q the sad district Of Columbia
Iarty secured thereby default having been made in
tine payment OF The indebtednese viii sell q public
auction, In front Of the premises ON III UhSDAY, THE
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBEk, A. ID. 1887,
~ HAF-PAsT FOCR O'CLOCK I: n. all of lot mum.
bered eleven I'D in Davidsons subdivision part Of
square numbered TWO hundred and twenty 1.-TWO l222D
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MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT ON CONNECT.
MI CUT AVENUE, BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND
AEENIIt. AND STREET Nnk1HMEST

FIRST, At FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii sell, in front nv
Of the premises, part OF -
LO1 81, OF A JAkDIN'S SUB OF PART OF SO.
159,
BEGINNING for the same Connecticut avenue 80 feet
north from southwest Of said lot
ming thence nortnweseriy said avenue 80 SO feet
70 northwest corner OF said lot thence norheasterly
105 DO feet: thence esst 40 10 feet 15oot alley
thence south with west line Of said alley feet to
point i'd line distant tS5 feet north OF south
of said lot thence westerly parallel with
south line Of said lot 1880 feet the place Of begin
ning Of the finest Building Lots in the city. being
the east side Of Connecticut avenue
Terms: One.third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes to bear sX cent payable semi
ises all cash, at option of purchaser Conveyance
quired ut time Of sale Terms to be complied with
ten days otherwise resale 1t risk aud Of
purchaser i've days public notice such resale
In some newspaper published in Washington. DC
o24 d DUNCANSON BIOS, Aucts
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Mr. THuKNANs LAST POLITICAL sPrHcH.-In
closing his speech al kenton, Ohio, Saturday last
ex-senator Allen q. Thurman said: "My friends
this Is piOb4b.y the last political speech ever
shall make I don't know. I am pretty tough
old fellow and II may be that will be wandering
about herr Ike ghost on the bank OF Styx ten
years from now talking democracy TO you.
swear you will never hear me talking anything
else. But an inclined 20 think that this Is the
LAST political speech ever shall make. And n IL
l., In my parting words TO you I beseech you TO
stand By the great principles that Thomas JefIer-
son ! ID down Tor the American people, that An
drew Jackson enforced, and that have made this
country OF the greatest and freest and most
lOSaDle countries upon which the sun OF God shines
to-day. lie thankful that you have such coun-
Try; oe thankful that you have such a Govern
ment and never Iorget that when you come 10 sift
IL down. 20 analyze IL 70 boil IL, you VIII md that
every principle that has contributed 10 your hap
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A RECEIVER fok THE IVES RoAp.-A dispatch
IrOn hainltoa' OHIO says: IL ID understood that
TIE Clnclnndtl Hamilton and Dayton Railroad viii
be In The hands u a receiver before nSfnriay
night. The case Will probably be decided an
Thursday or Friday. Represeptattvs Ia III
Campbell. ~ this city win be appointed receiver
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